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Rockfort
I was going to download vbulletin, and the following options were given. For ASO which options should I select?

What does the ASO servers use?

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1) PHP File Extension: .php/php4 etc

2) CGI Shebang
This option will only be of use to you if your server runs PHP as a CGI rather than as a web server module. If your server runs PHP as a CGI and requires a shebang (such as #!/usr/bin/php) then you can enter the required text here and it will automatically be inserted into whichever PHP files in vBulletin require its use.
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Thanks
Seth Kinast
.php

we don't require a bang.
Rockfort
QUOTE([ASO] Seth @ Dec 1 2004, 9:11 PM)
.php

we don't require a bang.
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Thanks.
kyletech
She bangs! She bangs! Oh baby, she moves! She moves! happy.gif
war59312
Thanks for the caution. Tad to late. wink.gif
adwade
QUOTE(Rockfort @ Dec 1 2004, 10:58 PM) [snapback]14970[/snapback]

I was going to download vbulletin, and the following options were given. For ASO which options should I select?

What does the ASO servers use?

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1) PHP File Extension: .php/php4 etc

2) CGI Shebang
This option will only be of use to you if your server runs PHP as a CGI rather than as a web server module. If your server runs PHP as a CGI and requires a shebang (such as #!/usr/bin/php) then you can enter the required text here and it will automatically be inserted into whichever PHP files in vBulletin require its use.
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Thanks


WOW here it is what 18mo later and I'm doing the exact same thing, d/l'ing Vbulletin and I come across the very same questions. Thanxx for asking when you did! And Thanxx to ASO for leaving this post in place!
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